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Food Security Crisis: A Call for Immediate Action

Food security is the backbone of thriving communities, yet Nigeria faces critical challenges that threaten its stability. Between October and December 2024, an estimated 25.1 million Nigerians are expected to experience food insecurity, even during the harvest season. Alarmingly, 3.8 million people in northeastern states are already affected, which is projected to rise to 5 […]

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Maize Farming as a Tool for Economic Growth

Maize production is fundamental to Nigeria’s economy due to its commercial significance and high food value. It contributes substantially to the nation’s food security as a staple crop. National Agricultural Extension and Research Liaison Services  (NAERLS) reports that maize is Nigeria’s most widely cultivated crop, covering over 12.4 million hectares of land. A Brief Historical

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Youth Agriculture in Africa: Empowering the Next Generation for Change

Agriculture in Africa is critical to the continent’s economy, yet engaging the younger generation in this vital sector remains a significant challenge. Despite agriculture’s crucial role in ensuring food security and driving economic growth, many young Africans see it as an outdated, low-income profession. This perception, coupled with substantial financial barriers, discourages youth from pursuing

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Post-Harvest Losses in Nigeria: Heabron’s Impact on Food Security

In Nigeria, post-harvest losses pose a significant challenge to food security and agriculture. With inadequate storage facilities, the impact on smallholder farmers, who contribute over 70% of Nigeria’s food supply, is profound. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that up to 40% of agricultural produce is lost each year, worsening the food security challenge

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